Focus on the BIG picture.
Saturday, Oct 03, 2026

"Using Son's Death To...": US First Lady Slams Report On Biden Age Concerns

US First Lady Jill Biden has forcefully refuted allegations regarding President Joe Biden's age and memory, criticizing the special counsel's report for politicizing their late son's death.
Jill Biden's comments were in reaction to a report by Special Counsel Robert Hur, where Hur accused then-private citizen Biden, 81, of deliberately mishandling classified documents but did not recommend charges.

However, the report included pointed remarks about Biden's mental state, mentioning he even forgot the year his son passed away.

In a mass email to supporters, Jill Biden expressed her shock and pain over the report's tone, emphasizing the continual impact of Beau Biden's 2015 death.

Despite recommendations against prosecution, Hur's report—which mentioned Beau 16 times—drew criticism for its unnecessary commentary on personal matters.

Jill Biden refuted the claims about Biden's competence, pointing to his track record and accomplishments as the President, including managing COVID-19, reviving the economy, creating jobs, lowering gas prices, and passing bipartisan legislation.

She celebrated his resilience, wisdom, and experience, arguing that at 81, his age is an asset, not a drawback.
Newsletter

Related Articles

0:00
0:00
Close
Kennedy Center Honors Moves to New Venue Amid Dispute With Trump Administration
CBS Sports Ends Tony Romo Contract Following Drunk-Driving Arrest
128 Republican Lawmakers Seek Federal Investigation Into Planned Parenthood Funding
California Enacts Total Ban on Child Marriage
UAE Declares Flydubai Cockpit Attack an Act of Terrorism
Former Florida Congressman Sentenced to 10 Years for Illegal Venezuela Lobbying
Federal Judge Strikes Down Florida Law Restricting Noncitizen Voting Rules
UCLA Law School Faces Federal Civil Rights Action Over Alleged Use of Race in Admissions
Georgia Election Board Meets After AI System Exposes Confidential Ballot Information
Florida Dengue Outbreak Becomes Largest in Continental U.S. in Decades
New York Appoints Special Prosecutor in Cornell Fraternity Assault Investigation
Justice Department Ends Investigation Into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell Without Charges
California and Other States Sue Over Federal Vehicle Emissions Rollback
Federal Judge Blocks New Border Wall Construction in Big Bend National Park
White House Expected to Name Jay Clayton as Federal AI Policy Chief
U.S. Army Creates Dedicated Command for AI, Drones and Robotic Warfare
U.S. Adds Just 29,000 Jobs in September as Unemployment Rises to 4.2%
U.S. Deploys Third Aircraft Carrier and 10,000 More Troops as Iran Conflict Intensifies
G7 Agrees to Release 100 Million Barrels of Oil and Diesel to Ease Energy Prices
Bernie Sanders Gives $250,000 to Florida Democratic Party
Democrats Face Internal Dispute Over Campaign Support for Black Candidates
Democratic Super PAC Launches $3.4 Million Advertising Campaign Against Susan Collins
RNC Pulls Funding From Trump-Endorsed North Carolina Senate Candidate
Tennessee Governor Suspends Executions After Failed Lethal Injection
Twenty-Two Democratic-Led States Sue Over Vehicle Emissions Rollback
Homeland Security Tightens Asylum Rules to Accelerate Deportations
Trump Administration Prepares Citizenship-Proof Requirement for Federal Voter Registration
Supreme Court to Hear Challenge to EPA Authority Over State Infrastructure Projects
House Republicans Face Funding Revolt Ahead of Government Shutdown Deadline
Trump Administration Seeks $50 Billion for Military Stockpiles and Border Security
U.S. Justice Department Opens Antitrust Investigations Into Major AI Developers
Homeland Security Raises Alert Over Potential Iran-Linked Retaliatory Threats
U.S. Imposes New Sanctions on Chinese Semiconductor Firms Over Export-Control Evasion
U.S. Treasury Blocks Investment in Chinese Quantum Computing and Advanced Technology
Pentagon Accelerates Hypersonic Missile Deployment to Indo-Pacific Allied Bases
U.S. Navy Seizes Ballistic Missile Components Bound for Houthi Forces
U.S. Accelerates Domestic Oil Production Response to Middle East Conflict
Trump Threatens Higher South Korea Tariffs Over Alaska Gas Pipeline Funding
U.S. Supreme Court to Review Indefinite Detention of Undocumented Immigrants
U.S. and Iran Exchange Direct Strikes After American Attacks on Iranian Nuclear Facilities
Flydubai Flight Diverts to Saudi Arabia After Copilot Attacks Captain
France Arrests More Than 2,000 as Student Protests Escalate Into Widespread Unrest
Congo Ebola Death Toll Passes 4,000 as Treatment Center Is Burned
UK Says There Are ‘Strong Indications’ of Iranian Role in RAF Fairford Incident
Trump Rejects Iran Peace Proposal and Warns U.S. Bombing Could Resume
Western US Faces Severe Drought and Wildfire Alerts
US Transportation Department Strengthens Airline Refund Requirements
Small Business Administration Expands Financing for US Manufacturing Startups
FBI Expands Cyber Intelligence Sharing With Critical Infrastructure Operators
US Health Department Launches Programme to Support Rural Hospitals and Telehealth
×